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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Labour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1997

Variable Details

Variablettushr2
LabelTotal usual hours in main job
Responses
0 22
1 37
2 102
3 101
4 215
5 252
6 311
7 168
8 435
9 146
10 600
11 98
12 581
13 115
14 256
15 651
16 624
17 159
18 537
19 165
20 1318
21 277
22 479
23 192
24 515
25 692
26 268
27 143
28 409
29 114
30 1043
31 107
32 468
33 141
34 266
35 1861
36 926
37 1797
38 3138
39 1734
40 4526
41 649
42 2055
43 704
44 1210
45 2068
46 855
47 558
48 1269
49 417
50 2271
51 250
52 567
53 172
54 295
55 822
56 266
57 125
58 232
59 93
60 1151
61 38
62 141
63 60
64 81
65 242
66 77
67 24
68 49
69 27
70 358
71 13
72 110
73 12
74 28
75 83
76 27
77 26
78 35
79 10
80 144
81 7
82 8
83 5
84 72
85 19
86 4
87 1
88 6
89 7
90 34
91 7
92 4
93 3
94 8
95 4
96 10
97 97 or more 123
-9 Does not apply 16503
-8 No answer 356
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationLabour Force Survey Two-Quarter Longitudinal Dataset, April - September, 1997
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